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What DAW does Alan Fitzpatrick use?

Alan Fitzpatrick has said Reason is the only DAW he is fully compatible with, and he has made tracks with its Thor and Maelstrom synths. He has also named a Roland Juno-60, TR-909, TB-303 and SH-101, a Moog Sub 37 and Grandmother, and an Elektron Machinedrum.

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What DAW does Alan Fitzpatrick use?

Reason. He told MusicRadar in 2021 that he has worked in Reason since around 2002 and that it is the only DAW he is fully compatible with.

What plugins does Alan Fitzpatrick use?

He has said his Drumcode release Skeksis was made entirely in Reason with its Maelstrom and Thor synths, and that he layered a Thor reese bass on Ultimate Distortion.

What synth does Alan Fitzpatrick use?

He has named a Roland Juno-60, a red limited edition Roland SH-101, a Roland TB-303, a Moog Sub 37 and a Moog Grandmother as hardware synths behind his releases.

What drum machine does Alan Fitzpatrick use?

He has said the beats on Angstrom came from an Elektron Machinedrum, and that Magnetic Dog was built on a Roland TR-909 with a TB-303, sequenced in Reason.

What records influenced Alan Fitzpatrick?

He told Attack that DJ Misjah's Access and Dave Clarke's Red 2 were two very influential records for him. Asked by Soundspace for the greatest record ever made, he named Prince's Purple Rain.

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Alan Fitzpatrick is a Southampton techno DJ and producer known for Drumcode releases and his We Are The Brave label. This guide covers the DAW, synths and drum machines he has named, plus records he has talked about.

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